The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-02


1-Reber's-1sS1.
Ascension day-May 10th.
Seed onions are now being planted.
Allentown has a Professional baseball
club.
Bethlehem is 10 have new opera
house.
Allentown merchants win prosecute
peddlers.
Don't miss any of the advertiser. ents
in to-day's issue.
John Hauk, the Lehighton baker,
sports dandy new wagon.
September ID is the date fixed for the
fireman's parade at Easton.
Hon. A. w. Raudenbush, has our
thanks for public documents.
The Arion CornetBand serenaded some
of our citizens Saturday evening.
Hon. John b. Stern viii please accept
thanks for valuable public documents.
keep your eye on Reber's advertise
ment in order to see the transmogrification.
-Litzenberger, the, hardware man, is
having his show windows artistically
painted.
in Macungie, Lehigh county, lady
aged eighty -four years Is having her third
measles.
Seven hundred and fifteen marriage H.
censes have been granted in Lehigh county
up to date.
Thus far six hundred dollars have been
subscribed towards the soldiers monument
at Bethlehem.
The sixty-seventh anniversary of the
Odd Fellows of America wiR be celebrated
on the 20th instant.
-Enos Albright, represents the Adams
Express Company, here, having been ap-
pointed their agent this week.
Mrs. John Lambert, of Bethlehem, :,
was fatally burned Wednesday. She was
insane, and jumped on red-hot stoye.
-Wanted-An intelligent boy, sixteen
or seventeen years of age, TO learn the hard
ware trade. AJS5iy at this Office. 2-tf.
Thomas Kemerer for the heirs of
| Casper Dreher, on the 10Th of April. will
sell at public sale, or the premises. in this
place, valuable real estate.
-.Lamber and coal yard for rent. Ioca-
lion good. Will be rented on easy terms.
Stock on hand for sale. Apply at Gabcrs
hardware store. Bark street, 2-tf.
Samuel Mnnich, of Upper Mauch'
Chunk, had both legs cut off OH the rail
road at Bethlehem Monday. He was taken
to st. Luke's Hospital where he died.
If you have any old pictures to be
copied do not give them to agents but take
them to Readman, of Mauch Chunk, who
will finish them up in any style you may
desire.
I'VE car the attention Of our numerous.
readers to T. d. Thomas new advertise
ment which appears in to-day's issue. Es-
tablished 1867, remodernized 1887. Don't
fail TO read it.
-Kerner, the Reading wife murderer,
was found guilty of murder IN the second
degree, Mrs. Kerner was former resi-
dent of this place. 1t is thought that the
murderer is insane.
Miss Elvenia Graver has on hand one
of the largest and most fashionable assort-
ments of spring and summer millinery ever
brought to this section. Don't fail to see
it before purching elsewhere.
Oscar Swartz has purchased 7. T.,
Kemerers interest in the furniture business
on Bank street and the firm wiz hereafter
known an Kemerer & Swartz. The young
gents have our best wishes for success.
Never skip the advertisements when
reading newspaper. They show just
what live business men are about, and
everyone who has trading to do viii find it
pays TO trade with those who advertise.
For the week ending Mar. 26. there
were 1921 tons of coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making total to
date of 2,l90,s tons. and showing an in
crease of l20,07S tons compared with same
late last Year.
You can have your selection of two
thousand ready made mems, boys and
children's suits, marked down to such
low figure as to defy competition. Call al
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
Ladies, remember Miss AIvenia Graver,
at the New York millinery store, is head
quarter for all that is new, bright and
beautiful in spring millinary. Positively
the largest and most Fashionable assortment
ever brought to this place.
The committee appointed several weeks
ago to inquire into various matters con-
corning the organizing of Board of Trade,
are requested to report concerning their de-
liberation, on next Wednesday evening at
1870 clock, in Gabel's Hall. Fail not
-She-John, who is the author of the
phrase Man proposesP" He--Dunno.
Why? She--Because Idnn't think he knew
what he was talking about. In less than
five minutes John had sufficiently ''braced
up his courage to inyit her to take
ride in one of David Eeb5ert's fancy turn
outs.
There will be a rehunion Of all cate
chetical classes i'm the Big Creek Reformed
church confirmed by the pastor, Rev. j. L
Freeman during pastorate of ten years on
Saturday aflernooh April 2, and on Sunday
morning. Rev. A. NJ. Masonheimcr from
Weather!y, Pa, will preach the reunion
sermon on Saturday afternoon at p. m.
All catechumens are expected to be present,
and all the rest cordially invited
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Remember This.
You can have sale bills printed at this
office while you wait.
Our circulation is rapidly increasing